Arthur Silverstein, Anton Dudaev, Maria Studneva, John Aitken, Sofya Blokh, Andrew David Miller, Sofia Tanasova, Noel Rose, John Ryals, Christoph Borchers, Anders Nordstrom, Marina Moiseyakh, Arturo SolĂs Herrera, Nikita Skomorohov, Trevor Marshall, Alan Wu, R Holland Cheng, Ksenia Syzko, Philip D Cotter, Marianna Podzyuban, William Thilly, Paul David Smith, Paul Barach, Khaled Bouri, Yehuda Schoenfeld, Eiji Matsuura, Veronika Medvedeva, Ilya Shmulevich, Liang Cheng, Paul Seegers, Yekaterina Khotskaya, Keith Flaherty, Steven Dooley, Eric J Sorenson, Michael Ross, Sergey Suchkov
Medical abzymology has made a great contribution to the development of general autoimmunity theory: it has put the autoantibodies (Ab) as the key brick of the theory to the level of physiological functionality by providing such Ab with the ability to catalyze and mediate direct and independent cytotoxic effect on cellular and molecular targets. Natural catalytic autoantibodies (abzymes) while being a pool of canonical Abs and possessing catalytic activity belong to the new group of physiologically active substances whose features and properties are evolutionary consolidated in one functionally active biomolecule...
2022: Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science